Kfor mission

For vehicles, a regime with stickers has been established to cover specific parts of license plates.
The convoy of vehicles from the direction from Raska to Leposvic is about two and a half kilometers long, Tanjug reporter on the spot informs.
KFOR soldiers have been deployed in the north of Kosovo and Metohija, and they will stay there for the next two weeks.

Alternative for Germany MP, Jens Kestner, posed this question in the Bundestag yesterday.

The agenda of the bilateral meeting will include political dialogue, partnership and practical mechanisms of cooperation between Serbia and NATO, as well as the KFOR mission and its role in preserving security in Kosovo and Metohija.

According to the Serbian government, she "expressed the wish today during the talks that economic cooperation between the two countries, as the most developed part of the overall relations, be further improved."

The interlocutors underlined that Serbia and NATO have a common interest of preserving peace and stability in the region, as well as the determination to further enhance partnership cooperation in all spheres of common interest, the Serbian government said in a press release.

Stoltenberg announced that as Kosovo Security Force (KSF) "evolves," NATO will "reexamine its level of engagement with the KSF in the new year."

He said this during a phone conversation on Wednesday with the prime minister of the provisional Pristina institutions, Ramush Haradinaj.

The president, and Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, met with the top Russian diplomat in this country on Friday morning, shortly after the Albanian police raid and arrests in the Serb North in Kosovo.

Vucic and Brnabic "thanked Ambassador Chepurin for Russia understands exactly what is happening in Kosovo and Metohija and how threatened peace and stability in the entire region are."

However, he continued, the does not have "the exact information about where they are now."

And this resolution does not mention "the state of Kosovo," says Serbian Defense Minister Vulin.

He thus responded to his Montenegrin counterpart Predrag Boskovic, who said that Kosovo was "a sovereign state."

"Half of those world bureaucrats were hiding, I got Jens right away and it meant a lot for calming the situation, he was not hiding," the Serbian president told reporters in Mladenovac, where he was together with the NATO chief of Monday.